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AIBF Business Talk is an original podcast brought to you by the All-Ireland Business Foundation. In each episode we talk to innovators, entrepreneurs and leaders to bring you practical lessons and actionable insights that you can apply to your business and in your daily life.
AIBF Business Talk is an original podcast brought to you by the All-Ireland Business Foundation. In each episode we talk to innovators, entrepreneurs and leaders to bring you practical lessons and actionable insights that you can apply to your business and in your daily life.
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Tuesday Nov 18, 2025
Tuesday Nov 18, 2025
“You can’t change everybody, but you can change one person.” – Jeanette Delahunty
In this episode, AIBF CEO Elaine Carroll sits down with Jeanette Delahunty, founder of TSK Academy, a social enterprise on a mission to make neuro inclusion real in schools, workplaces and families.
Jeanette shares her journey from early school leaver and late-diagnosed ADHD, to Masters in Psychology and six-in-a-row Business All-Star. She talks honestly about masking, burnout, bias, and what actually helps neurodivergent people feel like they belong, not just “fit in.”
We also dive into her next big step: a Neurodiversity Summit and a long-term vision for a one-stop assessment and support centre.
Highlights:
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Origin story: from “not good enough at school” to founding a neurodiversity-led social enterprise.
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Lived experience + letters after your name: why organisations still want both.
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The TSK model: corporate training funds low-cost and pro bono support for families and those most overlooked.
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Beyond awareness: moving from “we know autism exists” to real belonging, respect and support.
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Masking at work: the hidden cost of “peopling” all day and crashing at home.
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Psychological safety: how leaders can drop their guard, share their own struggles, and let others take off the mask.
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First steps for employers: unconscious bias with a wider lens, neurodiversity training, and fixing policy gaps that miss hidden disabilities.
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Leadership in practice: weekly check-ins, tailored tools, and asking “What do you need this week?”
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Growth turning point: why a Masters in Psychology shifted doors, confidence, and impact.
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The road ahead: therapy and consultancy under Inclusive Mind Therapy Services, and a future all-in-one assessment centre to cut years off waiting lists.
Tune in for a grounded, honest conversation about inclusion that goes beyond slogans, with real stories, practical steps, and a founder whose mission is to change the world one person at a time.
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